The Met Office has issued a three-day yellow weather warning for snow across most of England and parts of Scotland this weekend, with rural communities set to be cut off

Nearly every part of the country has been issued one or several yellow weather warning by the Met Office for between Monday and Thursday, where conditions will be severe. The forecast spells a turbulent New Years’ Eve for many as the bad weather is set to travel southwards across the country between December 31 and January 1.

A yellow snow warning has been issued for Birmingham, the Black Country, Solihull and the rest of the region, as well as large areas across the country this weekend

A Met Office forecast for today said: "A wet and windy New Year's Day for much of England and Wales, but turning drier later in the day. Colder for Northern Ireland and Scotland, with a mix of sunshine and wintry showers gradually spreading south.” It added that tonight rain my clear but that adverse weather would be likely to stick around.

Wintry showers are also anticipated along some north-facing coasts overnight, which may increase the likelihood of icy conditions in those areas. The Met Office has advised people to be cautious of icy patches on untreated roads, pavements, and cycle paths, as there is a risk of injuries from slips and falls on these surfaces.

Britons hoping for a pleasant New Year's Day weather forecast have been told to brace for yet more wind, rain, snow and ice after the Met Office issued a new set of warnings. With fireworks displays across the nation having been called off following days of inclement climes,

Up to 1ft of snow could fall between 12pm on Saturday and 9am on Monday with almost all of England and Wales included in the Met Office warning.

A three-day snow warning has been issued for almost all of England and parts of Scotland this weekend as the Met Office has warned rural communities could become cut off

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